FOUR armed men broke into a Swallowfield house and forced a man at home with his seven-year-old son to show them where a range of valuables were kept in an...
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Read moreDetailsThe return of the Beast From The East has brought snow to Wokingham borough - and ice is forecast for tomorrow. As the snow has fallen over the weekend and...
Read moreDetailsA WOKINGHAM pub is to be given a makeover – and a new name. Stonegate Pubs has applied for permission to transform The Molly Millar pub in Station Road, a...
Read moreDetailsAN appeal has been launched to find any motorists who used the A4155 between Henley and Marlow this morning after a man died in an accident. Thames Valley Police were...
Read moreDetailsHIGH-FIVING thieves attempting to flee from the scene of the crime were caught in the act after being chased by police driving a lowly 1.2 litre Corsa. The small engined...
Read moreDetailsA WOMAN enjoying a coffee with a friend had her purse stolen from a handbag in a distraction theft in Woodley earlier this week. Now police have issued images of...
Read moreDetailsTemperatures are set to plummet in the next few hours as the Beast From The East makes an unwelcome reappearance ... and snow is forecast across Wokingham borough over the...
Read moreDetailsA SMILING Prime Minister officially opened a new council-built development of affordable homes in Phoenix Avenue on Friday. The new development of 68 houses and apartments is set in the...
Read moreDetailsSAM "SNIPER" SMITH says his lack of experience proved costly as he suffered the first defeat of his professional career. Sniper knocked opponent Kirk Garvey down in the first round...
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